Original title:

Fighting in the Mountains: A Glimpse of Live Fire Training of an Army Brigade

Maneuver to the target area.

Shooting at night.

The chariot carries out reverse firing while moving.

The officers and soldiers got off to fight.

The sound of gunfire was rumbling and smoke filled the air. Recently, a live firing training of an army brigade started in a mountain area.

After receiving the action instruction, the officers and soldiers quickly set out to drive the chariot to the target area according to the battle formation. "Blocked by 'enemy' fire!" On the way, "enemy situation" suddenly arrived. The commander immediately ordered to adjust the march route and reach the target area in a circuitous way.

Subsequently, officers and soldiers from all positions worked closely together to quickly complete the shooting preparations. When the firing order was given, in a flash, a cannon shot pierced the sky and directly attacked the "enemy" target. After the first round of attack, the commander quickly fired smoke bombs and drove the chariot for covert transfer.

Connect with actual combat and specialize in refinement. This training builds a real battlefield environment, guides and tunes several special situations on the spot, and hones officers and soldiers' ability to hit live ammunition in complex environments.

"We found a small group of 'enemies' harassing us..." On the way out of the armored infantry vehicle group, "enemy situation" suddenly came. The carrier quickly gets off to seize the favorable terrain and attacks the target. Then, each vehicle group launched an attack on the "enemy" position to remove different targets.

As night fell, officers and soldiers quickly replenished ammunition and checked the status of weapons and equipment with the help of twilight. Soon, the sound of artillery boomed again from the position